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Campus news

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  • Transportation Office has latest info on detours, closures after bridge collapse south of Bellingham
  • Students, staff lobby in D.C.
  • Homeless-rights activist and journalist Tim Harris to speak at Western May 24
  • Workshop, seminar on brain-computer interaction scheduled for June 24
  • Ross Macfarlane to speak on climate solutions May 23
  • Retirement party for Liz Sipes is June 6
  • WWU advances to NCAA II national semifinals
  • Training available for use of myWestern
  • Thank you for an amazing Back2Bellingham weekend
  • $18 increase of services and activities fee to be discussed at May 23 meeting

In the media

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  • Truck that hit Skagit River bridge had permits to cross span
    The Bellingham Herald
  • Riordan resigns as WWU provost, academic affairs VP
    The Bellingham Herald
  • Home values in Whatcom County continue to appreciate
    The Bellingham Herald
  • More applicants make getting into UW tougher this year
    The Seattle Times
  • WWU men's golf out of nationals
    The Bellingham Herald

WWU talk focuses on gender, relationships in 'Twilight' series | The Bellingham Herald

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Is Bella Swan too dependent on the men in her life, even if they are werewolves and vampires? Western Washington University panel members will answer questions like that when they discuss the role of gender, relationships and race in the popular "Twilight" book series from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19.

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